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01 December 04
More details about my old truck
From Garrett:
My name is Garrett Hestla
and I have a 1959 Chevrolet Suburban. Kelly, my wife, and I purchased it in April 2004.
This is a picture of the '59 with me and my Dad.
We needed a people hauler
that could also be a catering vehicle for Kelly. The Town and Country was doing
more than its share and our other car is a two-seater convertible. Not wanting
the same ole thing everybody else was driving, we began to search the web for
ideas. One idea led to another, a body style was chosen, a year range, then
the search began.
After nine months, I found our suburban in Phoenix, AZ. Problem
- we live in Nashville, TN. After another search for a fair delivery price, the
'59 was brought to our home in April.
We were excited at first.
Then reality set in and the hard work began. There was MUCH to be done to get
it driveable.
I have an entire web
site devoted to the 1959 Suburban.
Garrett
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